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jog
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jog someone's memory
Fig. to stimulate someone's memory to recall something. Hearing the first part of the song I'd forgotten really jogged my memory. DI tried to jog Bill's memory about our childhood antics.
See also: memory

jog along

to trot or run along at a slow pace. She was jogging along quite happily. I had been jogging along for a few minutes when my shoelaces broke.
See also: along

jog to the right and jog to the left

[for a road, path, etc.] to turn to the right or left. The road jogs to the right here. Don't run off. Keep going until the road jogs to the left. Our driveway is on the right side.
See also: right

jog your memory
to cause you to remember something Police are hoping to jog people's memory by showing them pictures of a car that was used in a robbery.
See also: memory

jog your memory
to cause you to remember something I use the photos to remind me of what I've seen, to jog my memory.
See also: memory

run in place also jog in place

to move your legs as if you were running but without moving forward To keep up your exercise program in winter, you can always run in place on a treadmill - or on the kitchen floor.
See also: place, run


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Byline: Emma Stone DETECTIVES investigating the robbery of a Coventry teenager in a city park are appealing for a jogger to come forward.
While some communities have walking paths and jogging paths free of vehicle traffic, most joggers and walkers pursue their sport along side a road These athletes may be surprised to know that their chances of being injured by a car is over two times that of the driver or passenger While some communities have walking paths and jogging paths free of vehicle traffic, most joggers and walkers pursue their sport along side a road.
Considering that this stroller is going to be on the road, you want a well-built jogger that has good quality shocks and is heavy duty (not necessarily heavy in weight).
 
 
 
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